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A friend of mine has been accused of stalking and harassment . These allegations unsurprisingly have been made in family court and in the lead up to court. Does anybody know of a legal method of countering these allegations that are numerous and obviously false given the fact they never happened and their motive? The family court of course, make no findings of fact (generally) and seems to be a platform for this type of thing as ‘fair game’ in a strategy in child arrangements. Since no victims so far on this thread have come forward, then what about those who are falsely accused? Being falsely accused of an offence that could attract imprisonments, surely a false claim (and many) should be punished?
Keeping records and videos. Been doing exactly that.
Well done. It’s critical. Hope you’re successful. Jill
Haha, lawyers don’t want to help
Thank you so much for your knowledge.
Thank you for taking an interest in our podcasts and interviews. We hope they’re helpful and informative. We’re getting some really nice comments. We’re nearly up to 500 subscribers and we’d like our audience to grow. We’re asking anyone who has commented on the Channel to help us spread the word please by liking, sharing, and encouraging new subscribers. We have a lot more interviews lined up and we’d love it if we could increase our subscribers and views. Your help would be much appreciated. Jill
A friend of mine has been accused of stalking and harassment . These allegations unsurprisingly have been made in family court and in the lead up to court. Does anybody know of a legal method of countering these allegations that are numerous and obviously false given the fact they never happened and their motive? The family court of course, make no findings of fact (generally) and seems to be a platform for this type of thing as ‘fair game’ in a strategy in child arrangements. Since no victims so far on this thread have come forward, then what about those who are falsely accused? Being falsely accused of an offence that could attract imprisonments, surely a false claim (and many) should be punished?
A very important issue! In our 10th Conversation, dated 01.10.20, Jill and I have talked about the issues. Listen at www.myonrecord.com/conversations/